Unless an exceptional situation occurs, the pipeline required for laying the clean water installation is mounted under plaster. By laying plumbing under the plaster, the problem of sweating in the pipes used is prevented. In the part where the water is distributed to the floors, the pipes are laid on the surface.

Before starting the installation process, the clean water installation must be projected. Subsequently, it should be checked whether there is another installation on the line where the pipes are planned to be laid. During laying, the water draining points should be installed very well. If desired, both hot and cold water inlet to the building can be provided via two separate lines through a single installation.

In case of a future failure or when the maintenance time comes, it will be much more difficult and costly to intervene in the pipes or make changes if necessary, if the pipeline that provides the water to the floors is laid from the ground. For this reason, the pipeline that provides the distribution of water to the floors must be laid on the walls.

If hot water installation is also requested for the building, clean water installation should be done first and then a laying project for hot water installation should be made.

There are multiple pipe options for use in clean water installation.